The Indian Pariah Dog, commonly called the INDog or Indian Native Dog, is an ancient breed native to the Indian Subcontinent. Though it might seem like a typical stray, this is a distinct variety with a rich ancestry. This hardy dog is named after the Pariah tribe of Madras, derived from the Tamil “paraiyar,” describing […]

The Florida Cracker Cur is a rugged, courageous cattle herder, serving as a defense against wild cats, boars, and bears since the beginning of cattle ranching in Florida. Bred for function over beauty, it has a muscular body, a well-developed snout, and is slightly larger than other Curs. Its short coat comes in brown, black, […]

The Mountain View Cur is an exceptional treeing dog, famed for intelligence and diligence. Named after the Mountain View Kennel where it first developed, there is talk of removing the “Cur,” as it denotes a breed of unknown pedigree, which is untrue in this case. It has a characteristic bobtail, and puppies born with longer […]

Bred as big-game hunters, Kemmer Stock Mountain Curs used to track and tree bobcats, bears, mountain lions, and wild hogs. Now they go after the lesser game too such as squirrels and coons, and find use on farms as cattle herders and guards. These medium to small dogs have dropped, high-set ears, muscular bodies, and […]

Primarily bred for hunting raccoons, the Canadian Cur is friendly, intelligent, and adaptable. Today, it is kept as a pet or used to hunt bears, deer, coyotes, squirrels, and boars. Some even train it to herd cattle. This medium-sized dog has a long body, broad face, and drop ears, coming in various colors.